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Installing Node failed #40
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Haven't messed with that recently, but may want to try a 64 bit os and arm 64, you can also extract a node tar into the deps/node folder to manually install it. I'll look into setting what it would take to fix this issue at some point, although in my experience a pi really doesn't like the server |
We are trying to fiddle with it a bit more. I will keep this post updated with what we find. |
I have a similar issue when installing on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS - I can get all the way to running screeps-launcher, but when it goes to install Node I get this error:
Not sure exactly what is causing this at the moment, I've poked into it a bit, but the usual suspects aren't the issue (/etc/hosts, proxies, and so forth). |
Same issue here on standard Linux using the docker image |
Ok so on my side I was using |
We were unable to find any solution. We've tried to:
In conclusion, we gave up for now, as we don't have enough spare time to continue this investigation. |
I had this issue. The problem was that I was running podman on a system with SElinux. Adding a
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We are trying to set up a private server on Raspberry Pi 3 running Raspbian following this guide using the latest version:
Once we try to run the
./screeps-launcher
inside terminal it tries to install NodeJS and fails with error code404
.We are using the screeps-launcher_v1.15.1_linux_arm version as it is the only we were actually able to execute. As we later found out inside the source code of the install.go file at line 201, it sets the
arch
toarmv6l
and tries to install NodeJS based on that.We then found out there is no such distributable for the NodeJS based on the Index of /dist/v12.22.12/ and our Raspberry is also running on
armv7l
architecture as shown in the screenshot below.We are able to manually install the correct
armv7l
version of NodeJS, but the./screeps-launcher
keeps looking for thearmv6l
version as it is predefined in the code.Any ideas on how to tackle this?
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